Altrock Dominates as Milwaukee Beats Indianapolis 3–0
In Indianapolis, pitcher Altrock of Milwaukee shut down the home club to win 3–0. Sutthoff of Indianapolis faltered with free passes and errors aided Milwaukee, while Altrock’s curve and speed kept the Indians hitless aside from a scratch. The crowd watched a tense pitcher’s duel as Milwaukee secured the victory.
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Weather forecast and storm outlook for Indiana Illinois Ohio
The report forecasts fair and warm weather for Friday in Indiana and Illinois with possible showers by night, and Saturday showers with fresh south winds. Ohio sees increasing cloudiness Friday with possible showers in the west by night and showers on Saturday and light to fresh southerly winds. Local observations note clear skies and temperatures around 41 degrees with a cool trend expected in the wheat belt of Kansas and Missouri region.
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Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Kansas City
Mississippi
Kansas
Territories
Wheat Belt
Movements of Steamers Amid Transatlantic Arrivals and Sails
The shipping list notes arrivals and departures across major ports. Corin thian and Movtile Rhynland reach Liverpool and Rotterdam while New land and La Touraine sail for North America. In New York and Glasgow sectors vessels including Pre toria and Sardinia are reported with subsequent departures to Bremen and Philadelphia. Echoing as a commercial notice, Kruse and Deventer Furnace ad ends the segment.
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Movtile
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Queenstown
Newland
Boston
Ian
Quebec
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Rotterdam
New York
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Boulogne-sur-Mer
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Boulogne
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la Touraine
Cassel
Bremen
Glasgow
Sardinian
Corean
Fayal
Sardinia
Naples
Genoa
Gibraltar
Ivy
Lizard
Vaderland
Antwerp
Nederland
St Paul Triumphs With Key Hits In Toledo Game
St Paul won today by timely hitting in a Toledo matchup. Highlights include home runs by Smith and Lumley, two-base hits by Miller and Smith, and strategic plays by Ferguson and Shannon. The Shortridge High School team heads to Bloomington for two games with Indiana University club, with a list of traveling players provided.
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Ferguson
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Burns Shay
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Shannon
Mock
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Shortridge
Bloomington
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Scott
Connor
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Berry
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Aoe
Heidrick
Jones
Anderson
Wallace
Padden
Brandley
M'C' Mick
Pat
Gochnaur
Moloney
Bemis
Harper
Taylor
Hemphill
Harr
Carruthers
Wash
Lachance
Carrick
Washington
Boston
Freeman
Young
Stahl
Collins
Drill
Ferris
Parent
Lechance
Wolverton
Coughlin
Keister
Sheridan
Brewers, Indians Face Fast Play In Openers
Allen Dewar and McKinney join substitutes as Milwaukee and Indianapolis prepare for opening games. Williams will pitch for Indianapolis today with Bracken on the mound for Milwaukee. The league opens with fast pitching and strong play as Columbus leads after two straight wins. Windstorm damage in Milwaukee’s Western League park cited to underscore Association strength.
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Cumberland Park Derby drama ends with Red Robe storming win
In Nashville on April 24 eight thousand watched George Hendrie’s chestnut Red Robe win the Cumberland Derby at Cumberland Park in a tight finish beating Circus by a head. Circus and Buccleuth challenged through the stretch as Red Robe surged to victory from a field that included Abe Frank and Aladdin.
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George Hendrie
Red Robe
Noblesse
Cumberland Park
Circus
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George Bennett
Abe Frank
Aladdin
T. P. Hayes
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Hayes
Beauchamp
Bucecleuth
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O'Neil
Hendrie
Prise
Buceleuth
Coburn
Ed Austin
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Algie
King's Lady
Sim W
Favorites win three at Oakland meet amid muddy track
In San Francisco on April 4, favorites captured three races while Princess Titiana and Tower of Candles from Caesar Young’s stable faltered. Princess Titiana led the mile before fading and Tower of Candles started poorly in race five as rain left the track muddy. Winners listed in order were May at 3 to 5 Compans 7 to 1 Lass of Langdon 3 to 1 Varro 5 to 1 Sea Queen 4 to 1 Larry Wilt 3 to 1.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Princess Titiana
Tower of Candles
Caesar Young
May
Compans
Lass of Langdon
Varro
Sea Queen
Larry Wilt
The Power Of Youthful Spirit And Belief
The piece argues that age is mental and that youth endures for those who think young. It cites Oliver Wendell Holmes at eighty as an example, noting his buoyant spirit and vitality. Belief shapes the body, and a positive mindset defies aging and illness.
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Job
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Harvard
New Crops in the Dakotas Promote North Center Growth
A Fargo Tribune correspondent notes corn sweet potatoes and peanuts now thrive in North Dakota, once thought impossible in the region. Farmers credit smarter cultivation and new seed varieties rather than climate change, predicting the Northwest will profit from diverse crops as cultivation improves.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Fargo
The
Tribune
North Dakota
Northwest
Six in the First Inning as Boston, Chicago Win
Baltimore defeats Philadelphia in a six-run first inning fueled by walks and doubles. Hughes and Plank pitched for the games. St. Louis beats Cleveland as late scoring seals the win. Boston tops Washington, Chicago shuts out Detroit despite late rally attempts. Notre Dame falls to Wisconsin 6-5 after errors costly in bad field conditions.
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Fults
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Mour
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Pie Ee
Hartzel
Selback
Williams
Willams
Plank
Illmore
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O'Loughlin
Notre Dame Batteries Lead Indiana Baseball Tournaments
In Lebanon Indiana the Indianapolis Maroons beat Lebanon 7 to 4 in a well played game. In Goshen Indiana Bronson Hall’s Notre Dame team defeated Goshen High School in ten innings 11 to 10 after a even score from the eighth. In Madison Indiana Krebs beat Hanover College 4 to 1 with Voll and Dinnin pairing as battery, Green and Gibony for the losers.
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Lebanon
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Indianapolis
Goshen
Bronson Hall
Notre Dame
Goshen High School
Madison
Krebs
Hanover College
Voll
Dinnin
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Hildebrandt Renominated to Sixth District House Seat
GREENFIELD O April 4 Charles Hildebrandt of the Sixth congressional district was renominated here today for his second term in the House. He broke the deadlock by a one vote margin standing by the combine against er.
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J. Daly
Moro Kanta
Sir Florian
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Er. Greenfield, O
Charles Hildebrandt
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German Week at the Show in Charleston Exposition
The South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition in Charleston, D C, will host German week from May 21 to May 28 with turning, shooting, and singing contests and valuable prizes. Captain F W Wagener, a German native, leads the effort with Capt C G Ducker as committee chairman coordinating German involvement and support from German societies nationwide.
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Cincinnati Triumphs Over St Louis With Eight-Run Inning
Cincinnati built an eight-run lead in the first two innings as ONeal wildness, two passed balls, and three errors aided the surge. Hahn provided support while Wicker closed the game. final score Cincinnati nine, St Louis two. Attendance about 1,400.
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Dunn
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Sixteen Hits and Sixteen Runs in Brooklyn vs Philadelphia
Brooklyn built a big early lead as Voorhees and Salisbury faltered for Philadelphia. Keeler and Browne paced the visitors while Flood supplied a home run, and Philadelphia battled with limited offense in a 6 to 6 game. Attendance 2,408.
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Dolan
Thom Barry
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Om McMackin
Jackltech
McMackin
Iowa
Wisconsin GOP renominates Babcock with no opposition
Congress man Joseph W. Babcock captured renomination at the Wisconsin Third district Republican convention in Lancaster with no opposition. The platform endorsed his tariff stance on steel and iron. In Norton Kansas the Sixth district Republican convention ended its deadlock and renominated Congressman W. A. Reeder.
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Wisconsin
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E. W. Grove Browne Quinine Tabs Promoted
The advertisement proclaims E. W. Grove on the eve of a product name Browne Quinine Tab as the genuine laxative cold and grip cure, urging readers to purchase the celebrated remedy.
National League Executive Committee Meets Over War Fund
New York April 24 The National League executive committee met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with John T Brush A H Soden James Hart N E Young present Col John L Rogers attended The committee plans a war fund of 100 000 against the American League and will discuss the Philadelphia decision The group aims to map a line of action before leaving Newark
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Chicago
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League
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Philadelphia
Colonel Rogers
Philadelphia Supreme Court
Lajole
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Anwman
Edward Hanlon
Charles Ebbetts
Brooklyn
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Newark
Ban Johnson Optimistic On Lajoie Case, AL Fight
Ban Johnson arrives in Philadelphia and backs the American League stance in the Lajoie injunction dispute. He predicts a sweeping AL victory and says clubs will defend their rights, with court decisions to be fully reviewed before any permanent ruling. Shibe vows to fight to the finish as subpoenas target NL and AL club officials and books.
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Shottsline
Thomas
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New York
Hanlon
Automatic Block Signal Tested By Railway Officials
Chicago April 24 Officials of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad tested a new automatic block signal device designed to prevent collisions from signal violations. The battery powered springs wind by rail vibration trigger airbrakes as trains enter a danger section and stop without external electricity. In a full speed test a train halted before leaving the block station, witnesses say the device will revolutionize signal service and cut accidents by a large margin.
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Baltimore Elk and Mason's Attempted Suicide in Helena
J. F. Duttenbaugh of Baltimore, eminent exalted ruler of the Elks and a prominent Mason, attempted self harm in Helena on April 2 while temporarily insane. He cut his throat with a razor and slashed his wrists but avoided major arteries and is expected to recover.
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Prisoners of War Association Leader James Atwell Ill
James Atwell III of Pittsburg is seriously ill at his home, with his status described as dangerous. He leads the Prisoners of War Association and is a respected member of the G. A. A. The report notes his illness as of April but provides limited details.
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Paine's Celery Compound Life-Giver and Healer
A historic advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a trusted remedy for kidney liver rheumatic neuralgia and digestion. It claims powerful nerve and digestive benefits, with wide practitioner endorsement and promises renewed strength for all ages and conditions.
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Advertising Letters At Post Office Indianapolis 1902
Remaining in Indianapolis Post office Thursday, April 24, 1902. If not called for in two weeks these letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Persons calling for letters in these will please say they are advertised, give date of list and pay 1 cent for those obtained.
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